Lennik – Jaarmarktkermis 2026
What to expect
Jaarmarktkermis Lennik 2026 combines the traditional fair atmosphere in Sint-Kwintens-Lennik with a winter funfair on Saturday, 21 November 2026. The date follows the official municipal rule: the fair always takes place on the Saturday before the last Tuesday in November. The municipal library calendar also explicitly lists 21 November 2026 as the fair day. You’ll find the festivities in the town centre around the market square.
Jaarmarktkermis Lennik 2026: market and funfair in one day
In Lennik, the annual fair is more than just a shopping trip. According to the municipality, typical market stalls, food and drink stalls and the winter funfair are all part of the event. This makes it an appealing outing if you’re planning a trip with family or friends and want to experience both market life and a funfair atmosphere. The municipality also describes animal competitions as a longstanding part of the tradition. There is still no up-to-date official line-up of rides confirming which individual attractions will be set up for 2026.
The confirmed fair day is Saturday, 21 November. We don’t yet have reliable official confirmation of additional funfair days on Sunday or Monday, so we’re deliberately listing only the confirmed day here. The exact operating times of the funfair rides have not yet been published either.
What makes the annual fair in Sint-Kwintens-Lennik special
Alongside the market, the municipality lists traditional animal competitions, an exhibition of historic crafts, vintage tractors and art exhibitions as typical parts of the programme. This sets Lennik apart from a funfair focused solely on rides. The mix of local market traditions, socialising and a winter funfair is what makes the day special. However, no confirmed start times for individual competitions or exhibitions have been published for 2026. These elements describe the event’s usual format, not a detailed programme that has already been confirmed.
Jaarmarktkermis Lennik 2026: date and opening times
Saturday, 21 November 2026, is confirmed as the event day. The municipality has not provided specific opening or closing times for the rides. There is also no reliable information about ride prices or possible site admission. We therefore won’t list estimated times or prices. Before your visit, check the latest information from the municipality and the fair committee, especially if you’re travelling for a particular attraction.
How to find the market and get more information
The fair takes place in the centre of Sint-Kwintens-Lennik; use the market square in Lennik as a landmark. As the event brings together many market stalls and visitors, we recommend checking the municipality’s latest traffic and parking information before travelling. No special road closures or shuttle buses for 2026 are confirmed here. The official municipal website about the fair also refers to the organising fair committee. Find more events in our funfair calendar.
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AdvertisingFrequently asked questions
When is Jaarmarktkermis Lennik 2026?
The municipality schedules the fair for the Saturday before the last Tuesday in November. 2026 is Saturday, 21 November.
Where is the event held?
In the centre of Sint-Kwintens-Lennik, around the market square. Use Markt 18, 1750 Lennik as a landmark.
What are the rides’ opening hours?
No confirmed daily opening hours have been published yet for the winter funfair 2026.
Is admission free?
We do not yet have official, up-to-date information on site admission or ride prices.
Which attractions will be there in 2026?
The municipality confirms the winter funfair as part of the fair, but has not yet published a verified line-up of rides for 2026.
Is there a fair as well as the funfair?
Yes. The municipality describes market stalls, food and drink stalls, as well as traditional animal competitions and other exhibitions.
Does the funfair also operate on 22 or 23 November?
These additional days have not yet been confirmed by a current official event announcement. Only 21 November is therefore listed here.
